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Interesting. ETI MIGHT use a large planetoid ("Buffy" could be up to 1/2 Pluto-sized) in which to embed a probe for reasons of orbital stability. An out-of-ecliptic orbit might also be better for "keeping tabs" on the upstarts "below" and would make collisions with other solar-system bodies much less likely (so I'm guessing). Und zo -- Buffy the planetary-SETI skeptic-slayer!
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I think that's a plausible hypothesis.